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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1936
Page
2
The Linton Indiana Citizen Ledger announces John A Watkins as editor and publisher. Subscription rates show six months two dollars in state mail and one year five dollars for mail outside Indiana. Printing and mailing details appear amid faded OCR text.
Rates listed for display and classified ads include per inch pricing and per word charges. Obituaries and cards of thanks use standard line rates with petition contracts available on request.
Mrs. Forest Hardesty hosted the Ladies Bible class of the Christian church in Jasonville on Burr Oak Street. The evening began with a 7 o'clock dinner, followed by Christmas carols, readings by Mrs. Wallace Briley, a Christmas story from Mrs. Allen Trusty, and musical numbers by Miss Mary Alice Price and Dora Fay Greenwood. Gifts were exchanged at the close with many members in attendance.
A crowded local social listing shows dinners and visits across Bloomfield, Pimento, Shelburn, Terre Haute, Vincennes, and Bloomington. Guests include Mr. James Bowman and L. C. Boyle, Mrs. Leona Lucas, Mrs. Walter Brown, and families from Hymera, Sandborn, and Bicknell.
Mr and Mrs Jesse Bedwell and children visited Ma and Mrs Thomas Oshbon and Ma and Mrs John Myers at Lyons Sunday afternoon. Joy Gray traveled to Evansville Friday. Ermil and Rae Himebrook attended the Linton Vincennes basketball game Friday night. Christmas gifts were exchanged at the Thursday Afternoon club gathering at Mrs Dan Fields south of Linton with a festive lunch for many neighbors.
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